Myung Ga
Myung Ga in Arcadia is a solid spot for Korean comfort food, especially if you're looking for a legit kimchi jjigae. The kimchi stew here is one of the few in SGV that's big enough to feed two, maybe even three. It comes in a hot pot and stays warm while you eat. Lisa's favorite is the soondae, a Korean blood sausage that's chewy and packed with glass noodles. They also serve LA galbi, sweet, sesame-heavy, and cooked just right.
Go here if
- →You want one of the best kimchi jjigaes in SGV
- →You love soondae or LA galbi
- →You want Korean comfort food done traditionally
Skip it if
- —You want AYCE Korean BBQ
- —You're looking for a trendy, modern Korean spot
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The basics
- Address
- 1220 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007
- Price
- $$$ · $40+
- Cuisine
- Korean
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